University Entrance

This article is all about university entrance interviews. It focuses on interviews for entrance to Oxford and Cambridge, but it applies just as directly to interviews for Medical School, Law. The article is set out in condensed form, as a set of signposts rather than a detailed

Last revised August 2017. The Personal Statement is the only part of the UCAS application form which gives you a chance to say something about yourself, and at the same time make a positive impression. It is vital to get it right and this guide explains how

Need financial help at university? There are a surprising number of organisations out there offering awards, and don’t assume that you can only apply if you’re in financial difficulty or super-gifted. The first source of help could be the universities you are applying to. Many of them

Is university the right choice for you? University or not? 10 questions to ask looks at the pros and cons to help you make the right decision. Just click on the orange + to expand the section you want to read. PS: we’re not trying to persuade

To apply for university you must submit a UCAS application form. That’s assessed by university admissions staff – we’ll call them ‘the Admissions Tutor’. If what the Admissions Tutor sees on your form is convincing you’ll get an offer, otherwise you will be rejected – end of